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CUYO(6) Games Manual CUYO(6) NAME cuyo - Tetris-like game with many suprises SYNOPSIS cuyo [-d] [-f] [-g widthxheight] [-h] [-?] [--version versions] [ld-file] cuyo -? DESCRIPTION Use A, D, W and S or the arrow keys to move left, move right, turn and drop the falling piece. Try to put blobs of the same color together. (You don't need to form rows or columns. Any shape will do.) When enough blobs of the same color are connected, they explode. (What "enough" means de- pends on the level.) Try to make explosions next to the the grass (or whatever there is in the level instead of the grass). Then, it will ex- plode, too. The level is finished when no grass is left. In some levels, you will need a chain reaction to get rid of the grass- equivalent. And many other things may happen in other levels. In two-player-mode, each time one player causes an explosion, the other one gets grey things (which explode when something else explodes next to them). If one player builds a too big tower, the other player may get one of his rows. OPTIONS -d Debug mode. -f Fullscreen mode. -g widthxheight Set the window size. -h Print a short help message and exit with status 0. -? Print a short help message and exit with status 1. --version versions, --version=versions Activate special versions of levels and level tracks. versions is a comma-separated list of version specifiers. Version specifiers per- taining to difficulty setting, numbers of players, and level tracks can also be set from the main menu. See the cual(6) manpage for the relevant values. The other version specifiers which are actually used in levels are eco and geek. eco makes a very few levels less resource-hungry. In the conse- quence, they also become less beautiful. If you're trying to design own levels, you can pass the name of your .ld file (level description file) to test the level. If you do that, this will be the only available level. CREATING NEW LEVELS The main work is to draw all those little icons. Then you have to create a level description file which tells cuyo how to put everything together. There is an example level with many comments. Its description file is ex- ample.ld. (It should be part of the cuyo distribution and probably lies in the same directory as the other cuyo level description files.) It is rather outdated but may still be a good starting point. Other Sources of information are: - Try man cual. Cual - the Cuyo Animation Language - is the format of level description files. - And of course, there are the level description files of the existing lev- els (files ending in .ld, probably located somewhere like /usr/share/games/cuyo/). SEE ALSO cual(6) BUGS The level description language is still under development. In the preferences dialog, some keys are not displayed correctly. The AI Player is not very intelligent. In particular, it doesn't under- stand most of the special features of the levels, and so, it sometimes be- haves very silly. See the TODO file for other bugs. AUTHORS Mainly Immanuel Halupczok <cuyo@karimmi.de>. Other contributors to the source code: Bernhard R. Link, Mark Weyer, Bern- hard Seckinger. Other contributors of levels: Daniela Lipps, Simon Huggenberger. 2014-10-25 CUYO(6)
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